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Lifting and Rigging - BP
BP Pipelines and Logistics (USPL) Lifting and Rigging Safety Manual Page 1 of 27. Lifting Operations and Rigging 1. Purpose By following this policy and operating Lifting devices in a safe and responsible manner, injuries and property damage can be prevented. 2. Scope This policy applies to all persons who operate cranes ( mobile, stationary, overhead), aerial cages, any other mechanical Lifting devices with associated Rigging , and other equipment used for Lifting , such as backhoes, excavating equipment, truck -mounted hoists, other hoists, and chain falls. The use of non- conventional equipment for Lifting can only be performed if the attachments are correctly designed and approved components per the manufacturer. The policy does not apply to forklifts, manlifts, personnel- elevating work platforms, earth-moving equipment, or similar equipment used in its intended manner and without Rigging .
the tines of a powered industrial truck (e.g., forklift) for a below-the-tines lift. This type of lift does not use an approved lifting attachment. Heavy Lift Crane – a crane that requires an assist crane during assembly and erection on-site, any crane performing a lift that is above the normal weight or complexity performed by the Entity.
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